Latest Capital Raises News

The Australian Takeovers Panel has declared unacceptable circumstances in Alara Resources Limited's recent rights issue, citing inadequate disclosure and potential control issues involving Al Tasnim Infrastructure LLC. The company faces a costs order and must reassess its fundraising approach.

McLaren Minerals has successfully raised $1.5 million through a shortfall placement, bolstering its efforts to advance the Pre-Feasibility Study for its McLaren Mineral Sands Project in Western Australia.

DomaCom Limited has announced a $1.5 million placement to Lumiere Lifestyle Group, alongside the launch of three innovative funds targeting care and disability accommodation sectors, reinforcing its growth strategy and financial position.

Calix Limited has extended its Share Purchase Plan closing date to January 31, 2025, offering eligible shareholders more time to invest up to $30,000 each. The company may close the plan early if subscriptions exceed $5 million, signaling strong investor interest in its decarbonisation technology.

Way 2 Vat Ltd's trading suspension is scheduled to end on 13 January 2025, coinciding with the announcement of a proposed capital raising that could reshape its financial outlook.

Way2VAT has locked in A$1.3 million through convertible notes aimed at bolstering working capital and accelerating client expansion, pending shareholder approval for conversion.

Chilwa Minerals has reported compelling geochemical results from initial soil sampling at its Lake Chilwa project, revealing significant concentrations of niobium and rare earth elements. These findings bolster the company's dual exploration strategy and set the stage for accelerated drilling campaigns.

Cassius Mining Limited has successfully raised $1 million through a share placement to fund its Soalara project in Madagascar and ongoing litigation in Ghana, signaling a strategic push in key operational areas.

True North Copper has successfully completed a $53.44 million capital raising and debt restructuring, exiting voluntary administration and securing ASX reinstatement. The company shifts focus to exploration at Mt Oxide and Cloncurry, retracting prior production plans for the next 12 months.

Bain Capital has increased its non-binding offer for Insignia Financial to A$4.30 per share, matching a competing bid from CC Capital Partners and signaling intensified acquisition interest.